




The Technological and Applied Studies (TAS) Faculty at Warners Bay High School are a team of multi skilled teachers offering a diverse range of technology subjects. The TAS Faculty are qualified in a range of areas offering students lifelong learning and career skills.
Technology and the understanding of the design process, enable students to learn how to manage, interpret, shape and alter their environment to improve their quality of life at home, school, in workplaces and in their community.
TAS subjects enable students to become 21st Century Learners through Critical Thinking, Communication, Collaboration and Creativity. The TAS subject's WBHS offers allow students to use technology tools and to collaborate to design innovative projects
STAGE 4: Y7 & Y8
STAGE 5: Y9 & Y10
STAGE 6: Y11 & Y12
TECHNOLOGICAL AND APPLIED STUDIES: TAS FACULTY
In accordance with the Safe Working Policy, the Department has identified areas of its workplaces where appropriate footwear must be worn by employees, students and visitors to ensure their safety.
This means WBHS staff and students participating in ALL TAS practical lessons for Years 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12 are required to wear fully enclosed leather shoes as part of their PPE: Personal Protective Equipment.
It is an expectation that all students will supply their own PPE for each practical lesson. Students cannot share equipment or rely on another student to supply their equipment.
Any concerns please see the TAS teacher before 9am on the day of your practical lessons. Please refer to the following document for more information: Footwear guidelines for NSW Government Schools.
Please see the DoE guidelines here.
Any further concerns, please contact HT TAS on 49549488.
Jodene Whitton
WBHS Head Teacher TAS
address
1 Myles Ave
Warners Bay
2282
telephone 02 4954 9488
We would like to pay our respects and acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land and also pay respect to Elders both past and present.
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